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<a href="http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/techinfo/overview/rmsplfaq.mspx" rel="ugc nofollow">http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/techinfo/overview/rmsplfaq.mspx</a><br />
That link should answer all your questions, for a solid answer get with you Licensing rep.<br />
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http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/techinfo/overview/rmsplfaq.mspx [http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/techinfo/overview/rmsplfaq.mspx]
That link should answer all your questions, for a solid answer get with you Licensing rep.
 


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I've already read that. &nbsp;I've read everything on the net that I could find about RMS. &nbsp;Basically what Im trying to find out is if I have 150 AD users do I need 150 RMS Cals. &nbsp;Are the Cals used on a per session basis and get put back into the database after a user logs out of Share Point. &nbsp;Or does the user get the CAL assigned to them permenetly. &nbsp;I thought I would try here first before calling ingram micro. &nbsp;
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I've already read that.  I've read everything on the net that I could find about RMS.  Basically what Im trying to find out is if I have 150 AD users do I need 150 RMS Cals.  Are the Cals used on a per session basis and get put back into the database after a user logs out of Share Point.  Or does the user get the CAL assigned to them permenetly.  I thought I would try here first before calling ingram micro.  

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I need a little help sheding some light on RMS CALS. &nbsp;Are these licenses concurrent connections only or does a user get a license assigned to them permenently when they access a RMS protect file. &nbsp;My company is looking to start using RMS on sharepoint and Im not sure how many licenses to purchase. &nbsp;We have 150 employees but only a few people at a time will be accessing these files. &nbsp;Thanks
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I need a little help sheding some light on RMS CALS.  Are these licenses concurrent connections only or does a user get a license assigned to them permenently when they access a RMS protect file.  My company is looking to start using RMS on sharepoint and Im not sure how many licenses to purchase.  We have 150 employees but only a few people at a time will be accessing these files.  Thanks

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